The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-12

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Tennessee set. n Reading. ...... 61M
Virginia Is. ....... 4S Richmond a Ale.
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Chpeake & Ohio Richmd & w. PIT. 25lb
Northwest I'm .l0916 Rock Island. 49,. 1881
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East Tennessee. q. IN Tenn. Coal & Iron. 271a
Lake Shore .. 3. 9S4 Union Pacific. .... 503s
L'ville & Nash. -. 594 n. ]. Central. So. 1884
Memphis & Char so Missouri Pacific. e. Sy1s
Mobile & Ohio. -. 10 Western Union. 7Sl6
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 7e1h Cotton Oh certih.. 31A
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Nov IL, noon.-Cotton strong
and advancing: midding upands Sod midding
orleans 9-16d; sales $1,000 bales, for speculation
and export 1900 bales; receipts 5000 bales
American I. 200.
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause. No.
yember delivery 48-646l5 4o64d November and
December 42646o5 37-64d: December and
January S2-64@5 40-6td, 89-646nb IS cad; Feb
ruary and March $4,000 40-64d, S9-64@
S9-6i@5 SS-64d; April anu May 5 44-646D5 41-64d;
May and June ~ 6i615 46-64d, 44-6lGo5 IL sd;
June and July 4S-b46D5 4664d. Market ex-
cited.
The tenders of deliveries at to-days clearings
amounted to 800 bales new dockets.
Sales for the week 5000 baes-American
5000 bales; spectators took 1000 bales; eN-
porterS took S 800 bales: forwarded from ships
side ~ 100 bales actual export 900 bales total
import 113, 900 bales-Amercan IS 900 bales total
stock $4,000 bales-American ~, 900 bales:
total ahoat 263. 600 American 100000 bales
Middling uplands II 16d, middling Orleans
sgd.
3 p. m.-The sales to-day included 5000 bales
OF American.
Futures Upands. low middny clause, No
vember delivery 4l-64d, buyers November and
December 3S-64d, buyers; December and
January 31-64d, buyers; January and February
57-64d, buyers; February and March 3s6id;
httu arsha md A nrflS hatx ArNf.t
and May 4!-64d, value; May and June 43-64d.
value; June and July 456id, value. Market
quiet
D. MIXTURES: hollands. low middling
clause, November delivery 5 41-64d. sellers; No
vember and December 5 39-64d. sellers; Decem-
Der and January 37-64d, buyers; January and
February o7-64d, buyers; February and March
3S-64d buyers; March and ,nrilN N9-64d huvnro;
April and May 4l-64d. value; May and June
43 64d. sellers; June and July 45-04d, sellers.
Market closed steady.
New YORK, Nov. II. noon.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling uplands 10 7-10c, mddlinR Or
leans 10 9-l6c; sales Id bales.
Futures-Market opened easy, with sales as
follows: Move nber delivery 10 SOC, December
10 45c, January 10 SIC, February 10 SOC, March
500 p. m.-Market closed easy; middling up
lands 10 7-6c, middling Orleans 10 y-l6c; sales
to-day ia bales; net receipts none, gross 6,335
bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
2Jg, ~ bales, as follows: November delivery
10 32010 33c, December 10 300 10 SIC, January
10 40c, February 10 46910 47c, March 10 55c,
April 10 62@10 &C. May 10 6SOlO sc, June 10 as
0lO 76c.
Green & Co. report on cotton futures SAYS
Activity and excitement continue as the ruling
features on cotton options, but the buoyancy
has become temporarily checked, and there was
something of a setback on the line of values for
the day. Many of the trade affect 20 doubt the
reliability of recent official crop estimates. A
failure in the trade induces greater caution, and
reports from the continent regarding the polit-
ical situation are more or less unfavorabe. The
result has been found in a large amount of
liquidation on the fuctuating line of values,
showing 13115 points drop early, recovering 10
points. and then another setback that left final
rates 4nlS points under last evening, with the
feeling unsettled and feverish, though the OH
cial tone was given as steady"
Weekly net receipts 1863 bales, gross a. 20 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 1881 bales, TO the
continent IA III to France 1877; sales ,739 bales,
stock SO sol bales.
GALVESTON, Nov. 11.-Cotton strong; middling
91ec.
NORFOLK, Nov. 11.-Cotton weak; middling
10c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.-cotton firm; middling
101sc.
BosroN. Nov. 11.--cotton unsettled; middling
10l6c,
10c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-Cotton firm; mid
ding l076c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l1.-Cotton firm; middling
934c.
MOBILE, Nov. 11.-Cotton irregular; middling
9Isc
MEMPHIS, Nov. 11.-Cotton strong; middling
934c
AUGUSTA, Nov 1f-Cotton unsettled; buyers
and sellers apart; mddlng l0c
CHARLESTON, Nov 11.--Cotton very firm; mid
ding g5Sc.
ding 9l5c
MAcoN Nov. 11.-Cotton irregular; middling
9l6c
COLUMBUS, Nov. 1l.--Cotton firm; middling
NASHVILLE, Nov. 11.-Cotton strong; middling
016c
SELMA, Nov. t1.-Cotton firm; middling CSC.
ROME Nov II 49, Cotton steady: M ddling 94c
ATLANTA. Nov. !1.-Cotton closed quiet.
New YORK. Nov. demonstrated net receipts
for all cotton ports TO- lay ., 42j bales; exports
to Great Britain 0,432 bales, to the continent
1915; stock at ali American ports 80 bales.
PROVISIONS. oRocERrgs. Erc.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. II, noon-Wheat steady.
New YORK. Nov. II, moor. Flour quiet hut
ste dy. Wht at better. Corn higher. Pork firm;
mess Sl3 O0@l325. Lard irnler at 81 021e
Freiyhts quiet
500 D. m.-Southeru flour quiet but steady
Wheat y C0,kc higher ana moderately active;
options firm; No. red, November delivery 835sc
May 50 3 5000 jl,, itcG Corn M e re nIsh Mq
vember delivery 533, G1l54c. Oats shade firm
and hi her: No. >. November delivery 3}1s@
80 &c, May 3JISc: No. =, spot 3F1c; liked West
ern 33135c Hops firm. Coffee. fair Rio, on
spot steady at 1SG lS14c; options opened l5@
- points lower, closing higher and firm; No. 2
Rio November delivery 10 Boz, Is soc, december
10 206I15 55c, May Ia 10D 10 &c. Sugar firm but
uiet; fair refining 3-l6c refined dull. Mo
laSses dull Cotton seed oil. 3i1ec for crude, 440
4116c for refined. Hides moderately active
Wool quiet but steady. Pork firm. Beef quiet
,;ut meats arm Middles nominal. Lard hGl7
points higher; speculation fair; Western steam,
on spot 81 TO- November delivery So 97ClI7 90,
NAV 81 l4617 &c. Freights dull.
CHICAGO, Nov 1.-THE markets on Change
were all higher today and the volume Of specu-
latiou larger. especially during the early part of
the day The features of tie DAYS trading
was on advance in corn and provisions, which
helped other articles, and caused a letter feel
ing rong all classes OF traders. Wheat was
sluggish and the pit during most Of the morning
was deserted, operators finding other pits more
attractive. The market, however was firm and
helped somewhat by strength in corn and
provisions Corn was active. both speculatively
and for shipping purp' ses, and the market
ruled stronger. Light receipts, an urgent ship
ping demand, together with the government
crop report showing about 5OOo0,0O0 bushels de
crease under last months report. created a firm
feeling Shorts covered freely, and there was
buying from other sources. he mar ket opened
slight changes, ruled steady. and closed ga &c
higher than yesterday. Oats showed better
feeling and more interest was conferred In the
market. The principal trading was In May, aud
the improvement in the market was attributed
to q favorable cnange in corn The market
closed fairly strong and 1s6L4 higher. Provis
iOug were also active, aud considerable strength